Evaluate Integral by Interpreting in Terms of Areas.

[@samahmed00]

You saved me thank you
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[@girlyboss703]

Thank you SO much for this clarification. I feel way more prepared for my test now!

[@EE-Spectrum]

Excellent! I might have found the area of the whole circle, forgetting that it's from x=1 to x=4.
So thanks for that explanation.

[@leandromaciel2654]

basicly best calculus professor

[@Dr_Klittorhys]

Do you have a video where you explain how to evaluate the integral of an absolute expression in terms of Area?

[@PrimeNewtons]

I'm not sure. Email me a sample question

[@iluminatibox9949]

wait. If 1/4 x area=pi* r^2
=>area=pi*r^2 :1/4
=> area= pi*r^2 x4
=> area= 4pi r^2
why u got pi (r^2)/4

[@jamboree1953]

Thank you

[@longolongogoodson1285]

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[@PrimeNewtons]

Welcome to the club

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[@knox7477]

Thank you !!!!!

[@MpenduloNsibande-nr1vh]

got this wrong on my first test but i took all marks on it in the exam
the only part i dont understant i when the question say use that result to computes the avarage value of the integrand